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Daphne Guinness

Daphne Diana Joan Susanna Guinness (born 9 November 1967) is an artist of both British and Irish nationality. She is an heir by direct descent of Arthur Guinness, the 18th-century inventor of the beer that still bears his name.

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In an interview as a part of In Camera series by SHOWstudio which was held on May 30th, 2010, when Daphne Guinness asked Lady Gaga "Do you think that the arts can change the future?", Gaga answered expressing her admiration for Daphne:

I do, I do think hat we can change the future with our voices, and with music and with fashion. And I know why she feels that way. I will say so genuinely and authentically Daphne, when I met you, you change my future.

Lady Gaga on SHOWstudio

In the same interview, when asked to what extent her style has been influenced by Isabella Blow and Daphne Guinness, Lady Gaga said:

Isabella [Blow] and Daphne [Guinness] are two genius human beings. Women, Icons, but so much more than that. They are for me a way to look into myself and examine their lives and who they are in an effort to understand myself better. Isabella is an enormous inspiration and so is Daphne, and I cherish their lives. I cherish them both, as if we were cut from he same cloth.

Lady Gaga on SHOWstudio

In a behind-the-scenes video for the 99th issue of V magazine, filmed in November 2015, Lady Gaga expressed her admiration for Daphne Guinness.

People look at me differently and I didn't know what that was like, what is it that they see from the outside. And when I look at Daphne I image that it's something like that.

Lady Gaga on V

[Daphne Guinness] was like such a creature. And I thought to myself, "If I could find a way to be like that, then I'll be okay," because that is mad, it's magical, it's not any of the things I'm afraid that I am. It's something else. So, I really always-- [Daphne becomes shy and Gaga notices it] I'm serious! I always look up to you, always look up to you!

Lady Gaga on V

Daphne Guinness Collection[]

  1. Azzedine Alaïa, jacket — No. 8 (£3,000)
  2. Adrienne Landau, coat, 2000s — No. 23 (£1,250)
  3. Alexander McQueen, shoes, Fall/Winter 2011 RTW collection — No. 24 (£7,500)
  4. Undercover by Jun Takahashi, dress, Spring/Summer 2007 “Purple” collection — No. 31 (£238)
  5. Unknown, manufactured by Gruppo GFT — No. 45 (£2,375)
  6. Dior, coat, Fall 2008 — No. 83 (£5,250)
  7. Christian Lacroix, coat, Fall 2005 Haute Couture collection — No. 96 (£11,875)
  8. Alexander McQueen, dress, Fall/Winter 2008 RTW "The Girl Who Lived In The Tree" collection — No. 99 (£85,250)
  9. Alexander McQueen, custom dress — No. 4175 (£79,250)
  10. Alexander McQueen, brown leather jerkin, Spring 2003 "Irere"collection — ($4,683)
  11. Dolce & Gabbana, faux-leopard sequinned coat, Spring 2001 — (£3,250)
  12. Christian Lacroix, dress, vintage Haute Couture collection — (£12,500)
  • Sold by Christie's to the benefit of the Isabella Blow Foundation on June 26, 2012.

Daphne Guinness' Private Collection[]

  1. Shoulder-piece. According to Daphne[1], it might be by Christian Lacroix.
  2. Dress is courtesy of Daphne Guinness and is a custom creation that Alexander McQueen himself designed and made especially for her.
  3. Parachute coat by Alexander McQueen from Fall/Winter 2002 "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" RTW collection.

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